Sentence examples for amusing study from inspiring English sources
At best, "The High Water Mark" is an amusing study in friendship that runs as deep as the bottom of a wine glass.
Of those eleven, six are treasured — five and a half, maybe, depending on how you feel about "Mogambo," with its amusing study of the way baby elephants behave in proximity to mud.
These men are meant to be battle-toughened Nazi officers, but what we get is an array of discreetly amusing studies in mild neurosis.
Lane thought that there was "too much" character acting of the British veteran actors and felt of the casting of Nighy, Stamp, and Wilkinson, "These men are meant to be battle-toughened Nazi officers, but what we get is an array of discreetly amusing studies in mild neurosis".
"It's amusing to study her," Elisabeth writes in a letter about Alma, who has opened up to her over time, and who intercepts the letter.
If Nick seeks something light and amusing to study on the beach, he might try "The Mr Tony Blair Correspondence Course In Sociopathic Lying".
An amusing recent study, reported by the psychology blog Science Of Us, found that "international" is often a sign of insecurity: smaller airports use the word twice as often as bigger ones.
Perhaps the most amusing part of studying conservatives is their absurd claim that America is a Christian nation, which is impossible, because no two people can define what it means to be Christian.
ALEKSANDRA MIR For this low-tech, amusing, and tacitly critical study of what is commonly known as "the news," Mir collected fifteen years' worth of front pages from the New York Daily News and the New York Post.
With the help of some amusing and horrifying case studies adapted from his own experiences and some 50 interviews he conducted for the book, James devotes the first half of Office Politics to telling you how to recognise an arsehole when you're sharing an office with one.
